Kareem Hunt

He's likely to get the carries near the end zone and is up against a Giants run defense that's been easy to run on, so start him this week. That said, the Chiefs split running work and he didn't get much action last week, so if you have a safer player in a shallow league it's fine to sit him.

Hunt carved out a clear role on passing downs and short-yardage plays, so add him to your bench as cheap insurance for the Chiefs' running back. Don’t start him unless the starter is hurt or the matchup is very friendly, and watch the snap counts and injury reports.

He’s probably not going to get enough touches or targets to help your team, so don’t start him in a normal lineup. Only play him if the starter is out or the team says he’ll be getting a lot more work.

Draft Hunt in the late rounds as a bench insurance pick behind Isiah Pacheco. He can score in short-yardage and goal-line spots if Pacheco gets hurt, but he probably won’t be a strong starter on his own.